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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

Sitting in the sun, cry ing and weep
ing because her mama has neglected
to purchase hat tor her NJ the FASH
ION Bazaar that will keep oil the hot
rays OF old Sol. Such proceeding
would have saved the child blister
ed skin, sore eyes and outraged feel
ings,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27
DR.. FRANK TANNING,

The Magnetic Phenomena,
cures without Medicine.
Vow AZ the Pacific
Hotel for Two
weeks only.
40 Medicine Sod to Poison the Sy--
tenn, cures Nv LnJi on oi Hands
M End to Pain nnd suffering.
neuralgia, Nhcunintisu, Par
HiI~i-. GOut. igcHdnrhrS
I"Othnchc>, BACK
acAcs hidncl hi
~"a-cs, Liver
complaints
Female troubles, and. In fact all
chronic Diseases successfully treated
and relieved at once without the use
OF medicine or the knife by maguct-
ism or human electricity. natures
own cure Below we present few
testimonial from patients the doctor
has cured. l,rnd them. Tor they are
all true, II YOU arc suffering call on
the doctor ut once. he makes NO
charge tor consultation. and should
you desire his rmtmrut his charges
are Away. reasonable
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pain in the Side TORI
PID LIVER. Sc They regulate the Bowels
and prevent Constipation and Piles, The
smallest and easiest to take, Only one pill n
dose. Purely vegetable. Price % cents. I
cAs.Ts lcs!;.sE CO., FseYf, Ssv gzi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

Is FURNISHING auu
of new things at
descriptions 10 W, A.
bers at % cents, 81
b nj Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27


Palestine IcN january 10 1851
iecl ita duiy Us wei ~ "a pleasure
10 make the following statement, A
duiy owe 81 those Nho may be suit.
trrcr- as have been, and 10 is certain.
iy IL pleasure to acknowledge to the
public the great relict derived from
tine treatment of DR. Tanning. Aucr
suffering the most intense pain from
neuralgia tor four days aud nights.
all medicine, falling TO have any effect
Whatever, 20 less than i've minutes ]
was entirely renewed by the electric
treatment ot Or. tanning. an those
who suilrr from this terrible disease
must hail with pleasure this magnetic
influence which controls nnd holds u
chcrk this ,courgo of humanity.
Very respectfully.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
A sOsa FOR A BOYILoyE.

Keep aheai Of tho world ifyou can, my boy,
lis the only ,ure way TO ,ucocsdi
ifJoq Ger fall behind 'tul be hard TO got
boa
To the ,pot -bere you once had The lead;
And ne ne. % no way to win IN the ba''Io Of
So easy, SO safe aud so sure,
As TO bays lew dollars ahead Of your
For most cflit'. III, ii. the cure.
But you never get dollars Till arst you get
nee,
A. from corn. the mighty oaks growi
Work hard and work ever. aud save as you
No natter ifp ,orSss seems slew;
Ihu' be use TO yourself In tue SeIrs ofJour
And you'll rest wi,heu, worry when old.
Save III, PENNIES today into silver they'll
And the silver will grow TT, cold.
Let the iooii try 10 tempt you TO pleasures
rha, WI take tho small coin from your
store Jou; brain In the hour, they siye to the
With kbo'ledse you ~ not no the worse;
For lsbJr, aud ttudy and iAyinE In outh
val sro,t ane .o9 On, ynspn iog,re Old,
And III silver will grow into Fold.
Fsir Italy lies on tho Alps farthost side.
I. The place We have dreamed afAlway,
But those Alps must be cl ,mbed BY he ttou /
limbs OF youth
Ere by. lioer We pass age asAy;
10 work, ny brave BoJ. In tbs years Of Jour
stfeuE b.,
Ifyou wait ret snd plenty when old,
Tate care Of tho psnsiss. TO silver nsy'll
Add toe liver will gro. toto sald.
Lon ]. Bsauchamp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

Tho Georgia kiss, IL the Macon
Telegram is authority on the subject,
!, far superior TO all others. II says :
And after all thore ~ no chance for
Improvement over the simple Ccor.
gia kiss, at the mere mention OF
which there rise before tho visions
Of all the old boys dainty muslins,
pink ribbons, rosy checks aud Rem.
brant shadow. Tho very air seems
rodolent OF heliotropo, laughter like
the ripping Of q hidden brook trcm.
bles In the distance, aud the good
right arm feels again the faint
struggle Of modesty upon u. How
hwdry, how coarse and revolving
seems the stage sIasm compared
with this. No; che hest kissing
after all Is what the circumstances
make IL. The circumstances that
surround the old fashioned Georgia
picnic make IL simply delightful.
The young man who IL 10 be led Of
by the stage kisl drops the sub
stance for the shadsE, aud IL 10 be
pitiod,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

somewhere. Id like a little help
this afternoon"
En- and l took of our hats, and
pinned big blue checked aprons on
over our good dresses. In came a
lady known in New York society,
whose personal appearance has been
noticeable many years on account of
her lovely snow white hair. The
woman took her behind a curtain,
! and | grabbed a handful of hair pins
and followed right in. She removed
hellotrope colored mass of lace
and flowers, that went into that lovely
hair beautifully. She unlocked a
mysterious rubber cord. She took
out invisible hair pins, and OIL Moses
and the bullrushes in which you were
found, there was transformation
scene from her nose to the bump of
revelation away of on the back of her
head. She was an unbroken coast of
scalp. Not hair dashed up to show
where once the locks rolled 10. L
believe | showed the establishment
| felt, for the wipmaker said: You
arn't well, Mary Ann; | guess these
hot days is too much for you" SO |
went on to En- aud cot little air.
The next customer was q raw
boned creature with tremendous SOL
taires for earrings, and a proiusion
OF curled, black hair filing the front
OF her peek a.boo hat. Elm stood up
TO wait on her.
Let me see the defiance front"
said she.
Em began to look for hand glass,
when | grabbed a box Of that the
women indicated. | picked out q
lovely snarl OF auburn tinge.
That's not match Tor my hair, I"
said the customer.
NO" replied blandly," but it
would suit your fair skin so we'll that
you might touch up your own hair
with our great ausiieruous aurora
fluid till il did match"
The lady smirked and said, Dear
me, and Dreadful SUI, and finally,
I'm good mind to try that front
on.
/ seized her parasol and fan,
whisked her behind the curtain and
said, Lay of your hat, and began
to comb up the auburn piece too shop
keepy Tor anything. We took of the
jet embankment of hat, we unloosed
the breastworks oi hair. Great Scott |
another cleaning scalp lay beneath,
with just few lonesome hairs cross.
log it like railway tracks Lid down
through al arid desert Ut sand.
Your hair is pretty thin on top"
said |, desiring to fatler her.
Yes" said she, II wear these
false pieces through the summer TO
rest my parting"
~ u're i'll again, Mary Ann" said
the proprietress, coming in; "I'll
tend TO this lady"
And she sold 70 her the auburn
front, gave the l6j hairs that belonged
TO the costume their first bath in
auriteruous aurora, sold her two bot
ties OF the fluid TO 20 on with, and a
switch to twist in her own hair got
the right shade. CLARA BELLE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
The AI.eaaINrnIh

An interesting description OF the
sleepy disease, peculiar 20 Africa,
is gwen in the "JourDal of an Afn-
can Cruiser" The persons attacko cd
10y this singular malady are those
who take little exercise aud live
principally on yesetables,' particu-
larry cassad, and rice. Some observe
ers ascr,bs il TO the cas,ada, which
Is supposed 10 be strongly narcotic.
Not improbably the climate has
much influence, the disease beins
most prevalent In low aud marshy
situations.
Irresistible drowsiuess continually
weighs down the patient, who can be
kept awake only for the few minutes
neediul 20 take a little food. When
this lethargy has lasted three or four
months death comes-with a tread
that the patient cannot hear-Iud
makes the slumber but li,tlv moro
sound.
| found the aspect Of Queen Mau-
mee's beautiful granddaughter ia.
oonceiyably affecting. IL was strange
10 see her 30 quiet, In a sleep from
which Il might be supposed she
would awake full OF youthful life,
aud yet 10 know that this was 90 70.
ireshing slum Der, but a spell IN Shich
she was fading away ir m the eyes
tia loved her.
THIS young girl was but fourteen
years a age. With some difficulty
sho was aroused aud awoke with a
frightened ory--a strange aud broken
murmur-as II she we're looking
dimiy out o. her sleep and knew not
whether our figures we're real or only
the phantisics al dream.
Her eyes were wild and gl-ssy, and
she seemed 70 be 10 pam. While
awake there was a nervous twiching
about her mouth aud 10 her fogers,
but being again extended on the mat
aud left 20 herself these symptoms OF
disquietude passed away aud she al
most Immediately sunk again into the
deep aud heavy sleep in which we
found her.
This poor doomed girl had been
suferiug-no, not suffering, for, OK
oept when fJrcibly aroused, there ap
pears 10 be no unoisinoss, but she
J she had been lingering two months
nader this sleepy disease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
SWITZERLAND.
intsrs stionsi kiae m.stinE-The
Prestdent's raIk.

GESEyA, July 20.-At ths opening Of
the international T'iii nesting here a
speech was made by VI. Droz, the
president OF The Federal Ciuncil. Hs
said that owing 10 the wisdom Il the
leading EuropeAn Cabinets peace was
nov assured. The nations Of Europs
did not Wish 10 20 h war; they do.
sired 10 develop their resources In
peace. The people in Switzerland had
bsen foremost In maintaining peace,
at the same tins II Was their duty
10 make every sscrfcs In order 10
preserve tho Independence Of the
country. The government OF \ si'Eer.
land would COZ SANITY endeavor 10
preserve the neutrality a ths coun.
try, not relying upon ,rss ties only, hui,
npDn their own s,fe6gth a1d energies.
lie, therefore. ursd citIIsns OF
Ssi Elrland h be WsduJus IN In.
proyirg military training, 20 add such
training 10 the education Of youth, 10
nod ria csntes,. and 10 Teriect din,
all OF which work should be amin ated
by a free fraternal tpirit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
MnraIaaI

II Ia lot 10 DO wondered at tina,
most Americans ara dyspep,lc. sEal
lowing Ice co d drinks lna hot sun
day does the mischief Why then
not add 10 drops Of Angus,ora Biters
the wor d renowned tonic Of ,Iquisiie
4 ,vor, and tins avoid oil danger oil
cold In the stomach.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

Fon any cws OF nervousness, Sleep
lessnres, weak s,omssh, ind ses sioo,
dyspepsia. tiy CATERS Lutte Nerve
P,lls. R-lisf IL tura Tine ouly nerve
medicine Tor the price In narks&
..-ssom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

ATLAxrAi What Of Ausnta2 Why,
tire great nerve tonic, Pembe,ton's
Wine Caca, "a maonfaciuud there,
ard all Druggists, Wholesale aud 70.
tail, in Memphis, sell lhis Preai rem.
ely. II is nov prescribed by the bees,
physicians, and will cure You Of ali
nervous affections. Serd 10 Pemher.
ten Chemical Company for history Of
coca plant. Try q glass Of O ca Cola,
the reir, shins, inyigora ing brain
tonic, NJ Holsters Boda Fount.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

PoRr HAwEksBUs0 Toe An rlcan
mau OF wsF YAlio afiivol here today
from Tia iiaK, end sailed ior North
Ia, 10 sss how thu Unitot Sta - Dish.
ermeu are fsilng u the hands Of the
Dominion cruisers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

An old gentleman said il was
strange how women escaped being
bald headed. while a larger portion
OF men hadn't a hair between them
and the sky after the clock Of time
struck fftv. | have made hair
standing discovery. There are as
many bald women as men. The only
known remedy tor bald man is a
wiz, and the best ever CONSTRUCTED is
a glaring fraud when you ret back Of
the ears or close 10 the forehead.
The only substitute for your own
dear lost hair. that can trick your
friends aud aim at persuade your.
self, is the toupec which is gunmed
on the bald pate and brushed in with
such fringe as kind Providence
has left. These arrangements must
always rest on a mans mind like an
undiscovered murder. There must
always be narrowing apprehension
that the sticky stuff will relax It's
grip on the scaln. or the lining OF
your hat will adhere IN that treach-
erous little mat. and some little act
OF sallantry will 10 for you bald.
headed.
One night IN a theater a gentle
man with nice DARK curls clustered
on his temples. aud gently touching
his shirt collar, vas taken with
sneeze as he looked at q pretty girl
sitting in drausht
"Who.is.she ce?" speelsd the old
man, 10 an iHierropative way.
As he did so. a liule, dark wave Of
hair lifted, and, as he threw his head
back, the toupee. 50 carefully Mas.
tered, sailed through the air and fell
on a lady's lap. o. the. mans head
was a bare, round spot a. big as a
tescup. and the little gobs Of shoe.
makers wax that had lately held the
levauting toupeo in among bis true
hairs. The lady (who shall tell what
bond OF sympathy lay under her
hat brim2) tenderly raised tho do.
sertcr IN 4 fan aud thrust IL over his
shout Ter. Not all the serpoutine
locks on the head Of Medusa ever
curdled the beholder's blood as the
little piece Of wig did tho poor mans.
When he looked on the fan ard saw
what he supposed was on his head,
he pocketed IL aud fed, sn utterly
wrctched. heart broken creature.
But ! started Ia 10 tell OF my dis
covery. Emma aud | wanted 10
mako n gold dog out Of the little
black spaniel. We went rolling
through through some funny places
10 Sixth avenue for bleaching fluid.
We found a pair OF rooms on a
second floor given over 10 the sale Of
what was called tho Defiance
Front" The woman in attendance
said they defed a lection, and we're
so called; but Em thought they
made you look war.liko. and acted in
a chip on the shoulder invitation Ia
ight. represented that | had a
bald aunt 10 the country, aud made
myself 80 pleasant that the woman
laushed and let Us into the secret oil
the trade a. ones.
How I'd like 10 DO an assistan,
here little WHILE" said |.
you may II you like" was the
reply. my girl Is Of picnioins
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
"Oyor tho stones
k,ttls our bonotg
We 70 only tfavslsfs,
Whom NOBODY uNns,"

trusting blindly TO Providence 10
bring us out alive. We could at
speak Spanish nor the driver I'm.
giish, 50 We could arrive at no do.
Glite arrangement as to price. Flu
ally we held out n handful OF Go.
lombisn money and let him take
what he would, and we don't know
10 this day how much he did take.
The majority Of the houses are
wooden built, with overbansiDg bal
COMES, which bring opposite neigh
bors within speaking and almost
within reaching distance OF each
other-conyenicnt places Tor doing
the Romeo and juliet act, as one OF
our party slangily remarked. sal oons
and gambling places are everywhere,
and 10 several Of them we saw rou.
lette playing, with doors and win.
dows wide open, and no attempt at
conoealment.
We had not time 10 20 into tho
churches, which stood invitinsly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

A genuise adventure IN july was
enjoyed BY lady whom ! know. Ii
p<oyed that the babies OF enormous
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

This is nearly Ave times the entire
amount of bank capital ia the coun-
try, which, according TO tho last re-
port Of tic Comptroller Of thc.Cur-
rency, was something less than s67l,-
100000 January LIST last, counting na-
tiolal, STAT, private aud savings
badts aud trust aud Loan companies
all together. Il will, no doubt, be q
surprise 20 a good many that the
dairy industry should DO 70 very FAR
ahead OF the banking business az this
ia the matter Of capital Invested.
Certainly 10 oae could dream Of such
a thing without looking into the sub.
iect. This is another illustration OF
the great importance Of American
agriculture.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17
A full line Of fsummer
shawls to close out at,
cost at: TANNERS. !
:Lanaber and Shin g3es for sale at,
WM.' BuTLEK,

we carry the best stock of Crockerv
aod Glassware in this town,
We haud'e more Ready Made Clothing
FOR Men anG Beys than any one else in
town,
Our stock Of gsoceries is the hest
assorted in town.,
=. Our stock OF Laces, Embroideries and
hlooons is the most extensive in town.
ln:Gents' Furnishing Goods we lead
ana In Hosiery, and white Dress Goods
We excel.
Our prices on all tue above are tho
lowest in town. Ricu.pn Puos
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17
SWanvi1le VIII Celebrate.

The citizens of Swanvi1le are prepar-
ing tor q 81 and celebration on July 4th
OF this year. aud the attendance frora the
western part of Morrison county and the
Eastern part of Todd county will be
large: The program includes an oratfon
by E. B.. Wood, ESQ, Of Long Prairie
the reading of the Declaration Of
Independence ty Mrs. E. A. Flood.
horse racing, foot racing and other
sports, picnic dinner In the grove east
OF town, bowery dance during the.
DAY In the stand erected at the east end
OF Second street, dance IN the hall IN
the evening and grand display Of fire.
works in The evening. Amusing paraaes
OF the Rag Mt,f1ins under their cantain
santee Biz, will take place a, 10 o'clock
in the forenoon and O'Clock in the
afternoon. John McRae will act as
marshal Of the day. A cordial invita-.
:''"n is extended to all 10 come to Swan
vile and celebrate, and special invita-
tion is extended to the g, A: Il. It
Will be grand time .,' p -. 49,.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

: Wln. Seeley, who is interested in the
construction Of the. Bralnerd dam, aad
has charge of part Of the work, was in
Little Fails On Saturday last. A large
amount of work remains to be done, and
when the improvements are. completed
the cost will not be far from 1926 900.
The dam will furnish an 1S foot head,
and effect the stage Of water for a
distance 1T 1S miles above it.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

9 j. A. Camrhen. deputy 2. s. marshal
was out 10 Mile I.acs this week on
government business: He arrested
George Robbins of Mile Lacs charged
with selling whiskey to Pin-de-ga.ge-shig,
an Indian. Rea arrested Ed. Ruff
Of Rich Praire charged with selling
whisky to John Sloan, half breed
Indian who has lived in Little Fails
several wears.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17
Ladies Gauze. Vests
only 20 cents at T. =.
:. -: : II. TANNERS.

We now have tile finest line OF baby
carriages, boy s express wagons, picture
frames, and general stock of furniture
ever offered for sale in Little Fails, and
at prices way below any competition.
- (; r. w. e. HAKTING tE SON
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

+ Renew yous. real estate loans
with Geo. LaFond. wi 40 will furnish the
money; within less than half the time
time taken to get your money through.
any other agency in::L lille Falls. Al
less lnte ,ist and at less expense. :.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

+ Citizens of this place who contributed
TO Sauk Rapids relief fund just after the
cyclone year ago can obtain 20 per cent
OF the amount of their gift by applying to
j. H. Rhodes. The committee to whom
the money was sent had more than they
needed to use, and return one fifth to all
who gave.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

J. F. Whitney, a farmer who lives
northso of Gravelyille ia Belle Prairie
town, made US pleasant call yesterday,
al and expressed his anxiety that the
county and town bonds be voted for
the water power Improvement. AL
though greater distance from the pro-
posed Improvements than most of The
farmers of Belle Prairie, nc does not
question for moment the good policy
OF extending the aid proposed. It's a
home market for his produets he is
after and be is willing to help get it.
He reports a geaeral feeling in his
neigh borhood in favor of both the town
and county bonds.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

We are not out of the Boot and Shoe
business, by any means, and are not
llKely to be so, for We ore selling more
goods IN thnt line than we ever did
before, and we are giving better satisfac-
tion every day. = RICHARD Rnos.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

,.5' One scheme for FUN on the F1srth OF
July i mach game Of base ball
between hines selected from the two ire
companies. 4. q gs.s7 5s. I HI. &
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

Marriage 1isenses have been issued
this week tor Chas Unke and Minnie
Dahlmier of Buchanan, Martin Wenzi
and, Katrina Myers of Pierz, Ferdina
Roeheleau, and Mary Louse.. Grave. of
Belle Prairie, Alfred Burk and Minnie
Porterof' Little Falls, and Chas.s r.
Beugnot and Clara Lachances Of Little
Falls. ". - 80 -.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

Mr., Alfred Burk and Miss Minnie
Porter OF this place were married at the
Catholic church in this village by Rev
Father Fortier, on Monday fthis week.
The happy young couple haye our best
wishes for happy welded life of which
they, have every; promise. a.,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

" We desire to call the attention OF the
Ladies Of this county to our:nice assort-
ment of ..Dross Goods, which we have in
all the leading shades and fabrics, and
which we are selling at very low; figures.
We would be pleased TO show them to
yea. -: = ~ j, RICHARD Bios.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17
A new line of Jer-
seys cheap at
TANN ER's.
wagons and Blggjes

Hyeu want anything in the wagon or
buggy line you should call on ua. We
are handling full line, and our prices
VIII surprise you, We are doing large
business and can afford to sell cheap.
RAssIER g HALL,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17


b. 3, Morrison Of Motley who owns
property that IS tie greatest distance
OF any property ia the county from the
proposed water power improvements,
and who is also one Of the heaviest tax
payers in the county, is stauncn ad-5
lYocaie Of the issuance of the S25, 600
county bonds to aid IN the improvements.
u the issuing of the bonds were to prove
q burden, he would have to stand as
great q share of it as any man in the.
g >eeuaty and he has aHnlall chance as any
5n't.il OF being benefitted by The improve
.ne,lts. "a But he is a capful business.
! man, and sees that any thing that will
greatly heneat q large section Of the
county q iss Of advantage to the whole
county. The creation of heavy taxable
valuation at Little Falls and vicinity
will certainly relieve more distant
property Of considerable proportion
of its county taxes. *~..
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

. james Holson of the tewn of Little
I fadas 81 gisessit as shis Opinion that not
1 more 9 than half q dn2en, votes will be
cast cast against the issuance of the town
bonds But why a halfsadoze,,s q .S..
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

II wall Paper and Carpeting,
We have just received a full stock Of
latest styles of wsA paper and carpets.
We are selleng cheaper than ever this
spring, and our stock is large aud well
assorted, ~.
+ TUTTLE & CHURc1Jy1J,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

Tin need Of = Cookstove, buy An
: saAcornn and have the best ever mana-
tactnred, and do not be deceived by
anything represented = good = the
Acorn" but buy the Genuine II
H. ScHLEUsENEks.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

Lovers of bottled beer will find an
abundance of their favoritc beverage at
the Central saloon. = ..%s %s..%f z% " T. 49,.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

Mrs. %. w. Sylvester of Duluth is in
Littae Falls having a pleasant visit with
her 1aany friends here. .,.> y:
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

George Mcleod, one oftbe citv officers
OF Royalton, had bnsincs in Little Falls
on Tuesday - 49,. ".-.. -
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

az GREAT REDUGTlON4 4 have.
just recedzed q lot Of stoves shich I vii.
sell sers, cheap. j. W. PzRe,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

r. The Boom cenF F,any took charge of
the Mississippi drive about Is miles
3 below Little Fails on Saturday last
! Another 4 2 y large drive is a short distance
above this place. 2., Eli: .:.. .... =. al al
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-17

For the largest stock ana lowest prices
ia Millinery and Ladies urnixhing
goods go to T.. Mrs. :HoscI1E's. !;